Mary Kay Sheer Dimensions Powder


Fashion, colour and luminous skin come together in an entirely new dimension. 
Sheer Dimensions Powder is an exquisite finishing touch that makes your skin look smoother as it diminishes the appearance of fine lines with stunning, all-over luminosity. 

Top Left: Lace
Perfect for everyday in a range of shades and finishes- from matte to satin to pearlescent.

Top Right: Chiffon
Breakthrough technology allows for intricate, fashion-inspired designs with unprecedented depth.

Bottom Left: Pearls
Luxurious-feeling formula delivers sheer, all-over luminosity and a camera-ready finish.

Bottom Right: Ribbon
The color is so pure, every shade blends seamlessly with any skin tone. 

Application instructions: 
  • Simply swirl the Cheek Brush in the powder and tap off excess. Start at the center of the dace and work out in a light, circular motion diffusing the powder as you go. Build colour in areas where you want extra warmth or highlights, like the apples of the cheeks, along the copy of cheekbones, temples, nose or chin. It can also be applied to the shoulders and decollete. 


It claims to be non-codemogenic, fragrance-free, tested for skin irritancy and allergy, and suitable for sensitive skin. 


Celebrity Makeup Artist, Luis Casco said that "Any woman could own all of these colors and get different effects from them. It gives a beautiful radiance to your skin. It is a great finishing product to give skin that last step of a subtle, modern, all-over luminosity."

9 out of 10 women claims that Sheer Dimensions Powder provides a flawless, high-definition finish after 1 week of testing the product. 97% said it creates a soft-focus effect and is easy to apply, 94% agreed it provides all-over luminosity and camera-ready complexion, 92% said it does not settle into fine lines, and skin looks fresh and radiant all day. 

Mary Kay Sheer Dimension Powder contains: 
  • Spherical Powders - give the formula an exceptionally smooth, velvety texture that feels soft and weightless on the skin and it won't settle into fine lines. 
  • Optical Diffusers - Reflect light for a radiant, soft-focus effect.
  • Plant Derived Ingredient - known for its skin softening and hydrating benefits.



Check out http://www.marykay.com.my/ for more info and for purchasing. 


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*Note that this is just to introduce you to the product, mostly out from the fact sheet. I have the one in Pearl, will be testing it out soon and review in on my blog. 
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Comments

Sarvin Sidhu said…
i have the pearl one too! can't wait to try! :D
March 24, 2013 at 11:11 PM
JQLeeJQ said…
Sarvin: lols, review it once you have! :)
April 11, 2013 at 9:11 AM
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